Woodmen thump Fauquier 67 to 44 in NWAL tilt
James Wood bombed Fauquier 67 44 to win the Northwestern League game. Herndon looms Friday as Woodmen rise to 6 4 with 15 players scoring and Len Hall leading Fauquier with 18 points.
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Herndon
James Wood
Fauquier
Woodmen
Robert E. Lee
Staunton
Star
Larry Sullivan
Jay Givens
Billy Boyles
Falcon Mike Fling
Donnie Shifflett
State Scholastic Scores From The Associated Press
Statewide high school scores reported by The Associated Press show George Marshall 88 over Annandale 82 and Norfolk Catholic 103 over Norfolk Christian 34. Multiple matchups feature high totals, with Bluefield (W Va) 74 over Graham Abingdon 66 and Amherst 52 over Gretna 39 among the listed results.
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Associated Press
George Marshall
Annandale
James Madison
McLean
Richlands
Tazewell
Bluefield
W. Va
Graham
Abingdon
Marion
Virginia
Bristol
Tenn
Floyd Kellam
Virginia Beach
Granby
Maury
Norfolk Catholic
Norfolk Christian
Norview
Frank Cox
Hampton
York
James Monroe
Culpeper
Covington
Alleghany
Bassett
Franklin County
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Alabama
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Loyola
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LaSalle
Baldwin-Wallace
Akron
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Occidental
Cal Tech
Area Results: James Wood Over Fauquier 67 44
Area results show James Wood 67 Fauquier 44 with other scores including C Augusta 82 Douglas 61 and Shepherd 91 Shippensburg 84. Multiple line results list Lee of Staunton 79 Harrisonburg 61 Waynesboro 59 Albemarle 57 Warren County 71 Strasburg 52 and more.
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George Mason
Loudoun County
James Wood
Fauquier
R. E. Lee
Staunton
Harrisonburg
Waynesboro
Albemarle
Northampton
Poquoson
Gloucester
John Yeates
Smithfield
James Blair
C. Augusta
Douglas
Loudoun
Comey
Herndon
Valley
Lee of Staunton
Blacksburg
Pulaski
James Monroe
Culpeper
Warren County
Strasburg
Stonewall
Rappahannock
Turner Ashby
Montevideo
Broadway
Elkton
Wilson Memorial
Riverheads
Handley James Wood
Johnson-Williams
Douglas _ Loudoun Valley
Clarke County
Turner Ashby Shepherd
Fairmont Central
Paw Paw
Wardensville
Flint Hill
Mosby
Warren County Tops Strasburg in District 10 Thriller
Warren County defeats Strasburg 71 to 52 to claim a share of first place in District 10. The Wildcats built a 26 point fourth quarter surge after trailing 36 34 in the third. Billy Wood pulled 11 rebounds while Warren, shooting 38 percent, piled up 81 shots to Strasburg’s 53. Jayvee: Warren 51 Strasburg 30 with Danny Pond 23 points.
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Warren County High
Luray
Turner Ashby
Cats
Rams
Warren
John Edmondson
Wildcats
Jayvee
Warren County
Little Rams
Danny Pond
Mickey Payne
Larry Miller
Lucky Open Golf Opens Under Stormy San Francisco Skies
The Lucky International Open starts in San Francisco amid gale winds and heavy rain with top money winners Palmer Casper and Massengale in the field. The pro am kicks off the event with a $5,000 prize as Gov. Edmund G Brown, a 16 handicapper, teams with pro Mike Souchak.
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San Francisco
Arnold Palmer
Los Angeles
Bill Casper
San Diego
Don Massengale
Crosby
Pebble Beach
Edmund G. Brown
Mike Souchak
Bowling Scores and Standings From Forrest Hills League Action
Ellis Shopping Center leads Forrest Hills League with 185 game Colleen Dill and 496 series Lucy Giffin. Coca-Cola second after 2-2 with Peoples Cleaners. Multiple teams post 3-1 or 4-0 results with high games from Dill Giffin Brown Bragg and Shaver. forfeit wins bolster Shoe Center and Sprites.
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Anna Belle Collins
Liz Butts
Denny’s
Hilda Braithwaite
Andersons
Burger Chef
National Fruit
Betty Bragg
Georgiana Marshall
Chapman Motor Co
Zuckerman Co
Wilda Hershman
Marie Renener
Betty O’dell
Chapman
Zuckerman
Betty Williams
W.H. Emmatt & Son
Oates Lumber Yard
Terry Marshall
David Judd
Ken Smith Inc
Harman Bros. No
Payne
Robin Brown
Baker Breaks Hannas' Mark At Shepherd
Allen Baker scored 47 points on 18 field goals to break two Shepherd College scoring records in a 91-84 win over Shippensburg. Gary Phalen added 16 and Wayne Harris 11 as Shepherd improved to 8-8, leading 50-36 at halftime. Hannas, former Ram star and James Wood High coach, previously held the records.
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Shepherdstown
Allen Baker
Shepherd College
Rams
Shippensburg
Shep
Jerry Hannas
Bill Thompson
Thompson
Gary Phalen
Wayne Harris
Fairmont
Alderson - Broaddus
Hannas
James Wood
Area Sports Schedule Highlights Local Junior and High School Games
A compact schedule lists junior high games at Romney and Capon Bridge with start times, followed by high school action including Martinsburg at Allegany and multiple boys and wrestling meetups. The slate covers games across Loudoun, Berkeley Springs, and surrounding areas with several cross county matchups.
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Capon Bridge
W. Va
Deaf Frederick Jr. High
North Martinsburg
Martinsburg
Allegany
James Wood
Berkeley Springs
Big O Leads Royals Over Celtics for Top in East
Oscar Robertson scored 35 points with 10 assists as the Cincinnati Royals beat the Boston Celtics 113-101 on Tuesday. The win put Cincinnati one game ahead of Boston for first in the Eastern Division, 14 games ahead of the Philadelphia 76ers who beat the Los Angeles Lakers 110-106 in New York. The Knicks defeated Detroit 115-100 and St. Louis crushed San Francisco 142-107. Adrian Smith added 24 points and Jerry Lucas 18 points for Cincinnati.
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Phia
Los Anges
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San Fran
Associated Press
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National Basketball Association
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Big O
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Royals
Philadelphia 76Ers
Los Angeles
New York Knicks
76Ers
Détroit
San Francisco
Robertson
Maregin
Adrian Smith
Jerry Lucas
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Chevrolet
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John Wymer
Gary Little
Warren Co
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Angie Moser
Glaize & Bros
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Jamison & Gore
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Bill Tilling
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Dick Boxwell
Marshall Boyd
Charles Zuckerman
Sprites
Lou Costello
Baker
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Ram Five
Lani
JR. High
Romney Jr. High
Handley Lee
Charles Town
Alderson-Broadius
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